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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-05
EDUCATIONAL.

COMMERCIAL NIGHT SCHOOL BOOK
" keeping, Penmanship and Arithmetic
thoroughly taught at rooms II and II. Schu.
macher Block l.. B. LAWSON, Principal.
A FARINIS MUSICAL STUDIO RE-
n. moved to No. II West First street,
Rooms 10 and II.
Opera and concert stage q specially; also
church and oratorio.
Full half.hour lessons o1tf
NJCPHERRON ACADEMY. BOARDING
M and Day School for Boys. Grand aven-
ue, between Sixth and Seventh streets. EX-
cellent new building. Fall term opened Sep.
tember Esd. 1886, and is now in successful
progress. For circulars, address McPHER-
RON BROS, COZ Grand ave.. Los Angeles
Cal. au3
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WANTED-MISC SCELLANEOU

IANTED-C COLLATERAL TO LOAN
w money on, at Union Loan Once, No.
North Main street. m4-lm
Nhr SISTERS OF ChAkIlY akE DE-
i sirous to ascertain the Whereabouts of
the parents OF Sarah Seaman, who has been
an inmate OF their asy um during year.
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M ANTED TO BUY ON EASY INSTALL
w ments-Small house and lot, near
street car. Address hox 1928. m5-1t
VXTAnIEU-A SECOND.HAND SPHINX
w ling cart. Address or apply TO Cuca-
monga Fruit Land Co., room 3, DowDey
Block. mott
Nr NrANTED-rUPIL5 FOR PIANO, ORGAN
w and voice taught in the most thorough
manner. Terms, IS per month. Beginners,
in classes OF two or three, So per MONTH
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
For particulars call at 149 Wall street. f2stf
JNTANTED-TO EXCHANGE, A FINE UP
w right piano for desirable residence
los. Call at 4l3 South Olive street. f27tf
XTANTED : ALL PAnIIEs HAVING
w houses, stores, furnished or unfur-
nished rooms to rent. call on us. We have
the best facilities for advertising them. One
dollar registering fee required. BAND
HOLT & Co., 230 North MAN st. f26 1w
WANTED = EVER BODY 10 INsUkE
w their property with the old reliable
Hartford Fire Insurance Co. BANDHOLT Il
Co. CITY Agents, $50 N. Main ST. i26lw
WTANrED-ONE TO l0J DOZEN PIG
w cons; 50 per dozen paid. JOHN w.
GRIFFIN, AGRICULTURAL Pars. f2l-tf.
VA iANIED-si,O 100, $1,000 AND 5000 On
~ w Si1er different improved property at once;
Err P. o. Box 1891, Los Angeles, Cal.
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FUis ItENT-ROOMs.
FOR RENT-QOUSES.

EOR RENT-HOUSE OF NINE ROOMS,
II on Bueua Vista street, $500 per month
and furniture to sell cheap. JOHN T. p.
PECK, 1sla South Spring street. rn4:2t
NOR RENr-A GOOD SEVEN-ROOM,
c hard-dnished house, partly furnished,
three and a half miles from courthouse Ap.
ply to ADAMS 4 SON, room H. rs N. Spring
street. mltf
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BOARo AND LODGING.

CUNNY ROOMS-AT THE ASHLEY H0-
- tel, Third street, may be found elegant,
sunny rooms, with frst-clnss board. Call
and examine. X ASHLEY. Prop'r. r31m
DELLrVUE IkkkACE, FORMERLY
ID Pickit villa, 439 Pearl street. Los Ange-
les, Cal. The finest location in the city;
take Sixth street cars. bellevue Terrace"
consists of three buildings, all connected
by front porch. and contains 140 as desirable
rooms as can be found in Southern Cnllfor-
MIA. Board and room sz.00 and $3.50 per
day. Liberal arrangements made with per
sons desiring rooms and board by the month
or year. Telephone SIS. DANIEL PiCK1T,
Mrs KATIE T., PICKIT. Proprietors a24ti
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W. Is Cox W. E. COX.
NOX & SON-DEALERS IN WO ID, COAL,
u Hay, Grain and Feed of all kinds, 707
Olive street, near corner of Eighth. Orders
PROMPTLY delivered to all parts of city.
Telephone 573. fl9-tf
NOiICE 10 GkADERS-BIDS WILL BE
IN received at my office until March 25. at
at 4 p, NJ for the removal of 100 900 cubic
yards of earth from the west side of New
High street. from the Johnston Mansion to
the Kimball Minsion, inclusive. About
Beaudry Water Works tract, on Alameda
street, and the balance to be disposed of by
the contractor as he may desire All earth
to be measured by excavation.
The amount required on the Beaudry
Water Works tract to be delivered within
three months from the date of contrsct, and
the full amount to be removed within nine
months from date of contract. Right re-
served to reject any or all bids.
=. BEAUDRY,
m2-td Dol New High ST., (upstairs).
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LADIES, is iiie and health worth preserv-
ing? II you think so, use Gilmores Aro-
matic Wine. @. F. Heinzeman, agent, Los
Angeles.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

CITUATION WANTED-BY COMPETENT
- girl to take care of children or cbamber
work and waiting. Good reference. Call,
for two days. 4z7 Sixth street mo 1t
L'EMALE COOKS, WATERS. CHAMBER.
II maids, nurses, seamstress, &C.. &C.,
furnished on short notice by Nine. Smith,
No. North Main street. f24-1m
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ALBEE & WILLARD.

I'll 1O0-Elegant lot on Ellis avenue, near
Figueroa, in the Ellis tract.
$l25O-The fines. lot in Ellis tract, corner
of Ellis avenue and Bonsallo street;
stone walk in front and alongside.
SO 5OO-105xl76 feet, corner of Washin. ton
and Broadway.
$225O-Lot same size adjoining the above
on Washington street.
$1,000 Each-3 half acres on Ocean street.
beginning at the cor of Broadway
E&F-All of the above are covered with
fine bearing Orange Trees and are the finest
lots offered for the money in the market.
S1SOD-Lot 102x150 feet on Eleventh st..
just west of Pearl st; THIS Is CHEAP.
$2 21OO-Fine lo., Temple st; S4O0 cheaper
than adjoining lots.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTICE. HIGHEST PRICE PAID
N for old gold aud silver at Union oan
office, 3 North Main street. m4-1m
MICE WASHING WILL BE DONE UP BY
N woman, for restaurant. lodging, or
private houses. Call East First Street, 500.
Dno-st
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FIN ANGl1f,.

FINANCIAL.
T OW RATE OF INTEREST CHARGED
Ia at Union Loan Office, No. 3 North Main
street. rn4-1m
MONEY TO LOAN ONNOTES, AND BILLS
Nl discounted o bought. Address full par
rculars in confidence to BANKING, p. o.
Box 1884 Los Angeles, Cal. febl7-Smos
viii viii % save money by calling
direct on A. J. VIELE, room %, Schum acher
Block. feb91m
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
lu in am UNITS to suit. BRODTBECk q
PENNEY, No. 10 N Spring st. feoo I'm
ITO LOAN-THREE LARUE SUMS TO
il suit the borrowers. Low rates OF inter
est. H. GRIFFIN, room 8. No. rs North
Spring street, Los Angeles, Cal j22-n
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FOR SALE-City property.

ENuR SALE-A BAhtIAIN-A BEAUII-
l. full brick house (pressed brick 'front.' of
hyxd.finished ICONS, with kitchen. pantry
ans bath room; pleasantly situated on the
hill on Montreal street; viii sell for $2500
Call at house, 324 Montreal street, third
house north OF Virgin street. ma CT
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w manufsctory, 10 take full charge must
be able to invest $4,000 to 5000 if satisfied
with the business. Address MANUFAC-
TURING COMPANY. p. o, box 1894, Los An
geles, Cal. feb 17tf
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L,uR SALE-CHOlCE LOr IN THE
IL Childs tract, on electric reilroad line.
McC0YE & CUSHMAN, % N. Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-05

LNOk SALE-Ii6xt7y ON Il auu ave Tue
l. cheap. McCUYE & CUohMAN. y N.
spring street. M If
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-DIAMOND WATCHES AND
Il Jewelry sold low at Union Loan Office
North Main street. m4-In
nor SA l. E-S A l. % N, BOTTLING
T. works, re taurant and lodging house. in
a srowing town near Los Angeles. A fine
business chance. Inquire at this office.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EOR RENT-FORTY ACRES OF THE
II best available land; entitled To full ir-
rigation rent at low figures; the land is sit
mated about five miles from the city. Ad-
dress, by letter, to postofiice box No. I39.
m2 If
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DARTNER WANTED D, TO JOIN THE AD-
L vertiser, with few huDdrt d or a thous.
and dollars, IN a first-class paying business;
fullest investigation solicited and referen
ry, Address NERO HANT, p. o. Box ll9i,
Los Angeles. Cal. febl7-2nOS
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UOR SALE-ONE OF THE OLDEST AND
Il best established hotels in this city with
a long lease. 1t has an established reputa-
tion for respectability. and is doing a large
and Iemunerative business. Prin cipals
only treated with Address
febl0tf J, NJ ROBILL, P. o. Box 1888.
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WANTED AT ONCE - MANAGING
w partner, to go to Pasadena and man
age branch store, in furniture and bed
ding business. Capital required, $500 to
s4e0. Chance seldom met with. Apply to
California Upholstering and Bedding Co.,
222 Downey avenue. f27-tf
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$s5O0-A Beautiful Cottage in the Ellis Tract,
Just being fnished-to IS to buy
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$25OO-Lot in the Dunnigan tract, on Pico
street, 62x150; clean side.
@9OO-Splendid inside lot in the Dunni-
gan tract
$4,000 Each-Five elegant lots in the Long
street tract, fronting on Figueroa ST.
&ejOO-The finest corner in the Longstreer
tract, fronting on Figueroa street,
60xl90 feet.
S75O0-Beautiful corner on Figueroa, size
150x160; clean side of the street.
$1,000 Each-Two lots on south side of
York street, near Figueroa.
%1SO0-Corner lot on Grand avenue.
&175O Each-Lots 5Oxls4, on Hope street.
&3700-Lot 60xle5, ON west side of Hill st
very desirable for building.
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Personal,

Mr. Jas Crisp, Is, we learn quito sick.
Rev and Mrs r.. G Oliver, arc visiting
in town.
Mis- j. III. BEwLEY 10 visiting IN An
derson.
Mrs DIR TODD has returned from n Wis
1T to Ncwbcrry.
Mr. w W Ball, Is homo from College,
suffering from sore owes.
Miss BELLE WRIGHT has returned
homo from school in Columbia.
Miss BESSIE WHEELER OF Ncwborry,
is visiting Miss LULU PITTS.
Gibbon, tho youngest son of Col J II
Tranyham is quito sick.
Rev II Oliver preached In tho Moth
odist church Mt this place last Sunday.
STANYAHNE WILSON Esq, appointment
attorney Of ~Spartanburg, was in town
professionally last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. TopD left on Thurs
day last for a t'vo-wceks visit to Char
lotto, n. c., rid Union, 8. G.
Mr.. J. j. Pluss, rs Director Of tho G..
L.. Il S. Railroad, was summoned to Au-
gusta on Tuesday last.
tho CONT act to build a bridge at Mad
dox Mills for Si,675.
Prof. II. w. Miner was admitted to
tho Bar in Columbia, last week. He
will practice law in Atlanta.
Rev. J. ID. Pitts has returned from the
Southern Baptist Association, which has
been in session at Louisville, KY.
Mr.. II. 8. SIMPSON of Glenn Springs
County, were married on Wednesday,
tho 4th INST.
Rev. E. O. FRIERsoS visited his broth
err in Anderson asst week, and consc-
quently no service was held in the Pres
bytcrian church here on last Sabbath.
Gen. T.. p. ALEXANDER, President OF
the Geo .gia Central, with a party COM
posed Of other railroad mon, visited this
place on Thursday. They wero OH n
tour OF inspection and expressed Thorn
selves as well pleased with I.aurons and
the surrounding country. They went
up to Groonville from this place.
Little Beulah, n ten year old daughter
of Mr. Bale, has taken q remarkable
stand in her class at school. Since jan
uary lst, she has not missed q word IN
spelling, although for tnIeo weeks on
ccoun or sickness, she recited double
lessonsb by herself. During this time she
recited two pages OF the dictionary daily
and has never misspelled n word.
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Mr.. J. IL. Sullivan aud his excellen'
vito and little daughter Of Laureus, Wis
tied tho family Of MIR. II. T.. Milan ias1
week. We arc always glad to have MI
Sullivan and his good lady in our midst
Mrs. w. NJ. Hunter and Mrs. II. II,
Macdonald visited friends and relatives
at Woodruff this wook.
Wo arc indebted to Measrs Milan,
BlakSloy and Willis Hunter for valuable
assistance in our garden this week. MI
Milan contributed tomato plants, Mr.
Blakeley cabbage plants. and Willis
did tho blowing. To all of them We re-
turn our thanks.
A reduction OF three t" ivt cents per
100 pounds has boon given between Ora,
and Augusta on certain goods, Press Is
jubilant Over tho fact, and says that he
will meot Laurens prices bye and bye
Press Ia one of those "whoop 'cm up
boys" and means what he says.
Mr. and Mrs w. c. Smith Of EXON
are on a visit to friends and relatives at
this place. We hope their stay will be
pleasant.
Mrs r. p. Milan, who has boon worry
Ill for the past month, We aro glad to
learn Is improving slowly.
That m~ischovious "devil' or
some other busy body in tho ADvERrI-
munication. Wo snppose it was tho
copy ~ or may be our proof reader is
nca sighted or In love, and can't SEQ
straight.
Miss Carrie Bruton and Miss Bryson,
who have been in Florida Bfor the past
winter, are expected home in q few
more days.
Arc you troubled with moles3 II so,
sec DIR Fowler and purchase n of those
double-back action traps Of him. We
are informed that this trap IN n sure kill
Ter. MrJim lever mis- epresents any
thing, How is it Doctorf
Tho cry for more comfortable cattagos
is still heard In our midst. Will mono
OF our men with IN, ney heed this hitter
wall.
A picnic in the Flcming Grove In n
coming went.
Service was held by tho Prcsbyterians
Mt Old Fields church last Sunday. Rev.
Mr.. Miner OF Clinton, preached n very
interesting aid instructive sermon,
after which tho holy sacrament OF the
Lords Supper WAS administered. A
large congregation was pi esert and dim
ner was served after Tho sermon.
Wanted.-A dog slayer for.the bcnitit
Of this town.
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a Accident.

While attempting to couple cars at
Newberry on Saturday last, Mr. Henry
Hammond met with a most painful ac-
cident. It seems that both feet were by
some means caught in the frog, and rs
the engine was under Roadway and
could not DO stopped in time, the engine
wheel ran partially oyer bo,h feot, but
as he struggled to free himself no pulled
one foot out OF his shoe and tho " hocl of
tho engnie assisted in releasing tho 9TH
or foot rom the shoe. Several bones
arc broken and 1t Will doubtless be some
days before no can be out again, but it
Is fortunate indeed hat tho elias
tic shoes allowed his feet to be extricat-
cd, otherwise he would have lost both.
Henry has been unfortunate as It has
been only q short whilo since he recos-
cred from q similar accident, when his
hand was severely crushed I'm coupling
cars.
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GounfQ Correspondence
ORA
EIGI,A

Quite q number Of our progressive far
mors have laid aside tho pillow for tho
present and have taken the hoe In hand
to crush the growing grass. The recent
rains have done great good In this vicin-
ity. The grain crop was needing rain
worry badly, but should wo have fair sea-
sons now until harvest, we can reasona-
bly, expect q good yield OF small grain.
Nearly all OF our farmerS report a good
stand Of both corn and cotton.
Mr.. A Y. Thompson, one of tho lead
ing spirits OF our little burg, says no
has ono OF the finest g%ardensin tho coun-
~. Mr.. Thompson says no will mako
cabbage enough to supply any small
town, and is enjoying ONE Of the pice
vegetables from his garden already.
Wo learn that thtre are several cases
of aux In this community, most of which
Ia of an aggrevating nature. Watery
vegetables, polk salad and such. has
probably had something TO do in bring.
ing 1t about.
Mrs. Barnett of Woodruff, who Ia Wis
,ting her brother, Rev. j. l.. Barnett, la
worry sick at this time.
We arc sorry to learn Of the sickness
of little Hunter, the infant child Of Mr..
and Mrs. Il. II. Macdonald. Mr. MsS
! Donald liz exp ,ctcd here on Sunday.
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WATERLOO
BILL

Miss Maggie Murchison, who has been
visiting thu family OF Mr. T. Is. Andor-
aon, has returned homo.
Miss Alice Richardson ofICroas Hill
has been spending some time with
friends at this place.
Mrs. Boyd, Of Clio, her aon tho Row,
D. r. Boyd Of Clinton, and the Rev Geo,
Boyd OF tho North Ala, Conference are
vi ,iting Mrs j. 4. Harris, OF this town.
Mr. A. ID. Young, the picture man, who
has been here for some time Will leave
IN n few days for Cross Hill, We have
socn some of Mr. Young'a work and can
recommend him to the people Of that
place, rs he will give them satisfaction.
Mr. J Is Wharton had tho misfortune
to lose n of his ino mules tho other
day,
Maj, r. Is. Anderson, has tho finest
cotton in this section, and d G Smith,
comes In with tho best corn. MrJ II
Harris, wont to Augusta last week for
tho purpose Of buying n largo stock OF
Groceries which ho will sell at Green
wood prices.
Col. Il D Cunningham OF Laurens Is
spending some time with relatives ut
Roscmont, near this place.
Mr. p fl Todd, OF Tip Top, is quito
sick with consumption, but we hopo to
soon SEQ him out again.
The Railroad authoritios, hayo con
sentcd to lay down the cross-tics, and
iron, for tho side-track to Harris Mill,
provided Mr. Harris will do che grading.
We had tho pleasure of attending a
sociable some time at the reAidence OF
Mrs Dandy, and listened to some of the
swoeticst strains Of music such az In sol
dom hoard In the up country, rendered
by u popular operator and better half,
We only wish that such an occasion
would come oftcner.
Crops In this section have improved
since tho rains havo set in, cotton IL
looking better for the time Of year thar
we hayo 0 In years; stand is good
farmers arc chopping out earlier than
usual. Corn Is looking we'll where Il
with q good acreage Of bottom lano
planted, which In In better condition fol-
q crop than wo have ever seen. Whoa
will not do much, oats are looking bet
tor since the rains, gardens are looking
better than we have seen In some timo
and rs q general thing they are bette
worked and more interest taken In then
than heretofore since he stopage Of tn
sale Of whiskey In this town tho Gala
booso In ~becomingto look like q dolapi
dated old bat, az thero has been no us
for IL as everything has boon quiet an
serene ever aimee.
From the way the win la blowing !
wont be long before we win have soinc
thing for the hymenial column, from tn
way somo Of the young folks arc manu-
vcring In this part of tho country.
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altogether satisfacto v. A temporary
cistern was constructed near the found
~ at the old Xix shop, and from this
point water was easily thrown over the
Court Hous and tho Bcndclia Hotel.
Az was thought at first that tho supply
OF water from this branch war not suti-
cient, but this was found to DO a mistake
a permanent tank will be made at the
foundry from which tho 100000 gallon
cistern on tho square will DO filed. The
engine is a perfect beauty, and does al
that was claimed for it. The Council
received 1t formally on Friday.
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YOUNGS' CROSS A
TALLAHASSEE,

In consequence Of indispositior
of several weeks duration we have
been obliged to suspend writing fol
some time, but are happy to find
ourself up and doing again. The
beautiful and lovely spring wealth.
er seems to irfuse new lifo Iinto
every thing terrestrial, we never
saw better crops prospects at this
season Of the year; cotton corn all
the cereals seem to be enjoying q
perfect boom. Mr. n. b. Holland,
had the misfortune to loose q valu-
able mare on the night Of the 18th
inst, quite a serious loss especially
at this season, we heartily synpa-
thize with Bolton.
Miss Beaulah Compton, q highly
accomplish, and beautiful young
lady who has been absent for sew
cral months has returned to grace
her home near this place.
We hear Of a good deal Of sick
ness about in spots, some of n ma
iarial type, and now, and then, q
case Of measles.
Eula, II little daughter ofMr Guss
Hipp, has been quite sick with Con-
gcstion but we r glad to learn is
cOnvalescent.
Mr. John l.. Young, has been very
sick, but is up and gone again.
Uncle Dick Waddell tells u dire
full dream that he had ONE nights
since, to the effect that VIC had Il
dcludgc, that the crops were all de-
stroyed, the buzards got the mules
and old nick got the people.
We sighted the steamer city, Of
Badge Burnett, on the morning Of
the 18th inst Off the coast Of hurri-
can; bound for Port Oxen, she re-
port rough weather.
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On Saturday morning tho door lead
Ing to this office was found IN a dilapida-
ted condition, tho lock beinB broken.
1t was tho evident work of II burglar,
but nothing amiss has been noticed so
far. We arc sorry wo were not present
at the timo so that wo might have boon
able to describe the features OF q man
who could make such n fearful mistake
MS Ia break the door OF thiS Office with
intent to plumber, and NO would
have delighted also to nave seen him as
he kicked himself down tho steps after
finding that ne had btokon into an edi'
toriel sanctum.
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SIMPSONS MILL.
MIX,

DR. II culbertson paid our section Il
brief visit last week. Tho doctor is look.
ing well and says he has a good practice
at Gray Court.
Miss Pcrmelia South died at nor homo
In this County On the night of May St,.
after an illness OF several months. She
was ihterred at Poplar Springs on tho
9th
Mr. Wistar Culbertson Is quito sick at
this writing. Wo hopo howevor no will
o DO all right again.
There is n great doal of sicKness
amonY children, several arc stoppcd
from school at Rocky Mount on account
Of sickness.
Rev E c Watson will preach at Rocky
Mount school house on tho second Sun
day in Juno at 30 p M. A good congrc
CATION is expected AZ there always a @
ut Rocky Mount.
mo wheat and oat crop OF this section
Is looking a great deal better since the
RAIN. Tho farmers are In better homes
OF a fair yield than some timo ago. The
corn crop Is looking well, better than IL
h"s 'or ten ScarS NJ thlS season, and If
everything is suitable, tho IN will
have corn ncarer homo than Nashville
anothor year. They havo as a rule, IL
creator diversified crop this year than
eror beforo, and all of them look we'll.
l think farmers arc more determined to
live ut home in the future if possible,
and h present outlook Is hopeful. I
also sec n better stand Of cotton than
usual, and 1t Is all looking VOL. IIocing
is In full blast. Corn is all worked out
except bottom lands and that is general
ly planted and up, but there in some
complaint about rows taking up corn.
Some are planting over on COT of
these pests, while some are trying to
poison them but with little success, as
they arc hero still.